Government Shutdown Averted as Congress Passes Funding Bill

Government Shutdown Averted by Last-Minute Deal The United States government will remain open. Congress has approved a short-term funding bill. This action prevents a government shutdown. The bill extends funding for federal agencies. It provides more time for lawmakers to negotiate. Key Players and Negotiations The agreement involved both Democrats and Republicans. They worked to…

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Maryland Bridge Collapse: Recovery Efforts Continue

Maryland Bridge Collapse: Recovery Efforts Continue Baltimore, Maryland is grappling with the aftermath of the Francis Scott Key Bridge collapse. The bridge came down after being struck by a large container ship early Tuesday morning. Rescue efforts quickly shifted to recovery operations. Search and Recovery Crews are searching for the bodies of six construction workers…

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Maryland Governor Pardons Over 175,000 Marijuana Convictions

Maryland Issues Mass Marijuana Pardons Maryland Governor Wes Moore has taken a significant step. He pardoned over 175,000 marijuana convictions on Monday. This action is one of the largest state-level pardons for cannabis-related offenses in U.S. history. Who is Affected? The pardons include convictions for simple possession of marijuana. It also covers possession with intent…

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Trump Considers Sending Federal Agents to Portland to Combat Crime

Trump Weighs Sending Federal Agents to Portland Over Crime Concerns Former President Donald Trump is considering deploying federal agents to Portland, Oregon, if elected. This plan aims to address what he sees as a significant crime problem in the city. Sources familiar with the discussions have revealed this potential action. During his previous administration, Trump…

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British Police Apologize for Racist Treatment of Black Officer

London Police Apologize for Racism Against Black Officer London’s Metropolitan Police have apologized to a former Black officer. This apology follows an independent review. The review confirmed the officer experienced racism while serving. Former Detective Sergeant Charles Ehikioya faced discrimination. He served with the Metropolitan Police. The police acknowledged their failures in protecting him. Commander…

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Maryland Governor Pardons Over 175,000 Marijuana Convictions

Maryland Governor Pardons Marijuana Convictions Maryland Governor Wes Moore has issued a large-scale pardon. It affects over 175,000 convictions related to marijuana possession. This action is one of the largest state-level pardons for marijuana offenses in U.S. history. Moore signed the executive order on Monday. Addressing Injustice The governor stated that the pardons are a…

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